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Nice, clean truck - will certainly make someone a happy camper

Done :)

Perfect bike for the desert southwest. Nice find!

Cool little ride man. Simple and cheap to operate - nothing wrong with that!

Yeah, any more details on the bikes would be great. Looks like a 690 adventure. Hard to tell from the photo.

My 1995 has been essentially trouble-free, with the exception of a failed fuel pump. It also helps that it barely has 90,000 miles on it too. Great year for a Disco.

Nate, The drawer system was designed by Ray in our office, in collaboration with Adventure Trailers (AT). AT built and installed the system. It is lightweight (compared to wood and steel), made from composite panels and serves as a sleeping surface. The front boxes are easily removed to allow...

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I have been riding the new water boxer 1200 GS for the past two months, and am finding it to be better than the outgoing model in nearly every notable category. The motor is stronger, smoother, simplified. There is a wet clutch now, more durable than the dry and can be removed from the front...

Great choice!

Brian, giving the Ural some grief to make a loose climb on Greasy Spoon in Sedona

I am getting used to the handling. . .

Bruce has released a few images from our Canning Stock Route crossing. It was early in the season and WET! Greg spools up the turbo on the VDJ78 to make the deep, muddy and rutted crossing. One of our camps along the route. Lake Disappointment "The Man" Kurt Williams running the recovery...

We have activated the new forum sections. Thanks to everyone for the suggestions.

They are both awesome. It really comes down to if you want a Wagon (everything inside) or a pickup (great utility). KDSS is one of the best technologies Toyota has brought to market: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinetic_Dynamic_Suspension_System

I was referring to all power/niche users, including the ones in your list. That is the only hope Garmin has. We will all (or should) use the device best suited to our needs. A single use device is simply inferior in my experience. On my iPhone, I have 1:24,000, 1:50,000. 1:100,000 topos, I...

Great work Chris. Michael is the man! Your photography is really progressing too, and I am enjoying the tone of the stories, only incidental mention of the vehicles - it is all about the adventure.

I can appreciate your perspective, but in reality, Garmin has not made a truly useful GPS since the era of the 276 (Before iPhone/Android). There is nothing the Montana can do that my iPhone can't - nothing. I can even put my iPhone in a bomb-proof case and it is just as durable. It used to be...

I have always just used the OEM straps for all of my cameras, but we just bought an SL1 for lightweight moto use and as a backup body for my compact kit (I run SUPER lean when traveling, usually with only one body and two lenses). This SL1 is so small that a neck strap seems, well. . . odd. I...

112k for a Honda is pretty mellow. The price does seem really high though. I bet they will bargain a bit. Cool little machines, those Elements.